, 1887-12-07
KILOGRAMS.
ST. GROIN STATION.

Fiale that tH0 tFlCOlOf WdS lowered at lHt
Erysee after NJ. Grevy had despatched his
resignation. He referred to the pere1np.
tory resolution of the Senate and Chamber
OF Deputies in demanding that the Presi.
dent transmit his message az a fixed hour
as tantamOHnt to the enforcement of his
resignation, which he would have resisted
rs unconstitutional, but for the disasters
which were likely to follow. He left the
responsibility to where it belonged, declar-
ing that Ire relinqGiShed, without rec ret,
but with sadness. the dignity to which he
had been elected without solicitation. He
invoked France to testify that while Pre-
Sident he had done his duty, securing for
the period of nine years. peace, order, liberty,
AMI .s-w0lldwIde respect, and in return for
this he has been forged to resign. He
had, however, one hope, aud that was that
the Republic would not suffer by the blow
aimed at him.
The Congress has been summoned to
Versailles. An Informal ballot of II union
of the Left showed II vote for NJ. de Frey.
'cilet of 100; NJ. BriSSOn. 81; NJ. Sadi,
Carnot, q; NJ. Floquet, 26; and NJ.
Ferry, II; but the Ferry Opportun;Sts have
not voted. Panama Canal interests enter
largely iuto the canvass, and NJ. Ferry is
preferred to NJ. de Freycinet as likely to
be tirmer III resisting American intertrr.
ence. NJ. Rouvier says that NJ. Ferry wi
take up his residence at the ElySGe if elect
ed, Notwithstanding the threats OF the Reds.
NJ. CHEVY has retired to the country. All
Generals have been ordered to return to
their posts.
General Boulanger departed quietly
RiOting has occurred in the Place Concorde.
New York, Dpcbr. 4tll-Late advicrS
from Paris state that NJ. Sadi Garnet has
been elected President, having received
600 votes. MessrS. Ferry and dc Freycinct
retired in his favOr. The Paris press
generally condemn NJ. Crews message.
y Dublin despatch announces the 'leath
of the Most Revd. Daniel Nc. Gettiyan,
Roman Catholic Primate of Armagh.
The Municipal Council is violently pro
testing against the action of the Project
OF the Seine in closing the underground
passages to the Hotel de Vile.
London advices report that Lord Mayor
Sullivan of Dublin, on the second trial for
Press offences, was found guilty, and
sentenced to two months imprisonment as
a first class miSdemeanAnt.
Mr.. Harrington, the secretary of the
National League, has been arrested.
Mr.. Gladstone has published IL letter III
which he urges the diSSidentS to return
: before breaking up the Liberal party, aud
thus separating the classes and the
!. maSSeS.
The Paris BOurse closed strong. Panama
Canal shares were exceptionally weak.
. London, December 3rd.-Sugar in stock
on the Goth ulto, was 10000 tons. Last
: year 1856, 900 tons.
New York, December 5th.-The death
is announced OF Mr.. Arthur LOTUS Totem
ham, member of Parliament for Winchester,
of typhoid fever in New York.
NJ. Sadi-Carnot, the newly elected Presi-
dent, has been installed at the Elys6e. He
has asked the Ministry to temporarily hold
office, and after the formation of q new.
Ministry he will close the present session
of Parliament until after the Senatorial
elections.
The Paris Press generally regard his
election as an augury of peace.
The Papal NunciO has visited the Pre-
sident, and the other Ambassadors have
assured NJ. Flourens of their approval of
the amicable settlement of the crisis.
The London Post asserts that the Fe9I-
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